Community Outreach:
· Seminars and workshops for personal development, anger management, preparation for a healthy marriage, parenting, communication, spiritual renewal, depression, grief, etc.
· Video workshops (pre-school through adult) for the awareness and prevention of child abuse
· Rape, abuse survivor and domestic violence education & information. (Domestic violence education workshops also available in Spanish.)
· American Association of Christian Counselors 30 week/30 hour video training course. (Many colleges will give 6 credit hours for this course.)
Protecting Life’s Treasures
If you would like to join us in our mission to STOP child abuse through education please recommend us to your civic or youth organization, church or sports team. We are ready to present an excellent video workshop to enable parents to educate their own children and we have child-safety video workshop materials for ages pre-school through 8th grade. Or, you may wish to make a donation to fund a community workshop and/or host one for you friends, organization or neighborhood. (References available)
Do you know about Teen Screen? We feel it is vital for all parents, medical professionals, church and lay-workers--and public at large--to know the facts about a program called "TeenScreen." The best source of truthful information we have found can be accessed at: http://www.teenscreentruth.com
Individual Outreach:
Individual programs for women facilitated by a personal resource coach. The process combines spiritual and motivational wisdom combined with resource help for women to use to grow and thrive as they walk a biblical mind/body/spirit path to a rich and balanced life. Sometimes it is hard for individuals to figure out what plans are the best choices for their lives… especially when life is layered with challenging or disturbing circumstances. As a personal resource coach we help people realize what those plans might involve, and. help piece together the challenging or disturbing circumstances of their lives. We work with individuals to help define issues, create a blueprint to solve problems, provide encourage-ment, give needed support and often find outside resources for additional assistance. The skills we bring to this part of our outreach come from a combination of experiences as counselors, educators and diverse and numerous challenging life-experiences.
